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Topic	Applying for jobs online doesn't work
MannerSaurus 10/21/17 8:37:32 AM #7:	If you really need a job, apply for a seasonal worker in logistics (or anywhere) at Target. You have to apply online, but also talk to the Team Lead or HR at least once in person. It isn't a dream job, and it doesn't pay much at entry level, but I 99.99% guarantee they will hire you. October-January is when they hire like 40 new people per store for season positions, and just during the interview you say you want to stay on as a full worker after season is over. Some of our best workers were seasonals, even our ETL started as a seasonal, and they make salary. (ETL is the Team Lead's boss.) Again, not a dream job, but it IS a job, and applying around season is almost a shoe in. If you don't need a job and you were just making an observation about life... disregard everything I just said. <cite>MannerSaurus posted [p:888845240] in Applying f... [t:75902924]...</cite> <quote>If you really need a job, apply for a seasonal worker in logistics (or anywhere) at Target. You have to apply online, but also talk to the Team Lead or HR at least once in person. It isn't a dream job, and it doesn't pay much at entry level, but I 99.99% guarantee they will hire you. October-January is when they hire like 40 new people per store for season positions, and just during the interview you say you want to stay on as a full worker after season is over. Some of our best workers were seasonals, even our ETL started as a seasonal, and they make salary. (ETL is the Team Lead's boss.) Again, not a dream job, but it IS a job, and applying around season is almost a shoe in. If you don't need a job and you were just making an observation about life... disregard everything I just said.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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